Throughout this course, you have concentrated on developing the individual components of your portfolio. Your final Unit Portfolio presentation will focus on your portfolio as a whole. Keep this "big picture" in mind as you finalize your presentation for the Portfolio Showcase:
1. Open your Unit Portfolio presentation.
2. Create slides in your presentation entitled Looking at My Portfolio as a Whole. Add a summary to these slides that describe how you addressed the following traits from the Portfolio Rubric:
a. Instructional design ·Addresses standards and objectives ·Addresses 21st century skills ·Incorporates Curriculum-Framing Questions (CFQs) ·Uses project approaches ·Addresses student differences
b. Technology integration ·Supports content learning ·Supports 21st century skills ·Meets student and classroom needs ·Assessment strategies ·Address standards and objectives ·Are student-centered ·Are varied and ongoing Note: Consider using your reflective summary slides from the previous activities to help you write this final summary slide.
3. Make sure that all of the following components have been embedded into your presentation: ·Unit Plan ·Summative assessment ·Student sample ·Either a student support or facilitation resource ·Any other documents you would like to share
4. Save your presentation in your Portfolio folder.
5. To showcase your Unit Portfolio, upload your final Unit Portfolio Presentation to your wiki page.
1. Open your Unit Portfolio presentation.
2. Create slides in your presentation entitled Looking at My Portfolio as a Whole. Add a summary to these slides that describe how you addressed the following traits from the Portfolio Rubric:
a. Instructional design
· Addresses standards and objectives
· Addresses 21st century skills
· Incorporates Curriculum-Framing Questions (CFQs)
· Uses project approaches
· Addresses student differences
b. Technology integration
· Supports content learning
· Supports 21st century skills
· Meets student and classroom needs
· Assessment strategies
· Address standards and objectives
· Are student-centered
· Are varied and ongoing
Note: Consider using your reflective summary slides from the previous activities to help you write this final summary slide.
3. Make sure that all of the following components have been embedded into your presentation:
· Unit Plan
· Summative assessment
· Student sample
· Either a student support or facilitation resource
· Any other documents you would like to share
4. Save your presentation in your Portfolio folder.
5. To showcase your Unit Portfolio, upload your final Unit Portfolio Presentation to your wiki page.